The robins have migrated higher up in the mountains and won't come back down to the basins until Spring.

Dr. George Adams, conductor and music director of the Idaho Falls Symphony.

My favorite part of tonight's show was our excellent load out. We had 2 trailers loaded and ready to leave Pocatello in less than 2hrs. The 2 guys from the Minidome were very good help.

The backstage view of the Moscow Ballet.

Breaking waves at Rainbow Beach 13mi West of Pocatello.

The Holt Arena in Pocatello fills with exhaust fumes as the monsters perform.

Yesterday it was so windy I watched a sand dune move. Today there may be snow.

On the rock of Wildhorse Mountain above Pocatello grows a beautiful orange lichen.

In a mood darkly.

a. w. feldt.

From Jim Witter's Pocatello show last night.

Good morning, world. Have a beautiful sunrise from Pocatello. We still have plenty of room if you're thinking of moving.

The Princess and the Pea.

The Portneuf Brass. No relation to me.

Here's a pic from a couple years ago. JJ Grey & Mofro. An excellent concert.

This is the solidified lava lake at South Grotto Spatter Cone on the King's Bowl Flow 40mi West of Pocatello.

Stage work.

Dramatic hawk.

Dress rehearsal from last night's show.

A harpsichord.